Stylising the real world through Augmented Reality [requested]
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School of Computer Science and Statistics
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I am happy to supervise projects that look at the use of technologies for learning in formal or informal learning contexts. I’m an expert on mobile learning, collaborative learning and enabling technologies to deal with learning barriers.
Final Year Project. Since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022 a wave of enthusiasm for the adoption of AI tools to enhance commercial offerings or streamline business processes has penetrated every level of enterprise from large corporations to tiny startups. For Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) this has created a fear that they will … Read more
Final Year Project. Why do people choose one mode of transport over another? Modelling of modal choice is an integral part of transportation forecasting. This project will investigate the application of state-of-the-art techniques from the fields of Artificial Intelligence and Statistics to the development of tools that use diverse data sets to predict the mode … Read more
Final Year Project. Why do people choose to travel? Demand modelling is an integral part of transportation forecasting. This project will investigate the application of state-of-the-art techniques from the fields of Artificial Intelligence and Statistics to the development of tools to predict the demand for journeys from a diverse set of data. The utility and … Read more
It is established that exposure to poor air quality and high temperatures impact human health, in particular the respiratory system and cardiovascular system. But how are such connections and hypothesis formed and demonstrated? This project will explore distributed lag (DL) modelling. DL modelling is an established means to quantify exposure in terms of outcomes for … Read more
Individuals in a species (esp. humans) may cooperate and they may communicate. Recent decades have seen quite a lot of efforts to use computational simulation — so-called individual/agent-based modelling — to investigate what cooperation is , and how communication factors into it, striving to fit this into a general picture of varying levels of survival … Read more
There is a traditional ‘optimal’ way to play the game of ‘tic tac toe’ — the way defined by applying the so-called ‘minimax’ algorithm (Chap 5 Russell & Norvig ‘Artif. Intelligence: a Modern Approach’ [R&N]) . An area in of application of ‘Markov Decision Processes’ and ‘Reinforcement Learning’ (Chap 22 [R&N], Chap 13 Mackworth & … Read more
My teaching and research relate to natural language processing and machine learning. There’s code I have developed for algorithms relating to this, some traditional and some more novel. There is scope for projects relating to this pre-existing code and algorithms that is not necessarily related to improving the bottom-line performance of these algorithms, but more … Read more
BRIEFLY: I am quite interested in ‘sound shifts’ that apparently systematically relate languages which have common ancestry and there are possibilities to implement tools to assist in the presentation/verification of data that scholars have over the years assembled to attest to these sound shifts AT GREATER LENGTH: Sometime during the 19th century it was observed … Read more